Animals and Witer

Many animals adapt to winter by hibernating, migrating, or growing thicker fur. Some, like squirrels, store food to survive scarcity. Others, such as birds, fly to warmer regions. Certain species, like wolves, thrive in the cold, relying on their thick coats. Winter also poses challenges, like finding food and avoiding predators. Overall, diverse strategies allow animals to navigate the harsh conditions of winter.